A woman was stabbed multiple times inside a movie theater, authorities report. The attacker remains at large as police investigate the incident. No arrests have been made, and the motive is still unclear.
San Antonio ranks among the most affordable U.S. tourist destinations, according to a Florida tourism business report. The city’s vibrant culture and budget-friendly options attract travelers nationwide.
American midfielder Gio Reyna has left Borussia Dortmund to join Borussia Mönchengladbach. The San Antonio native aims to make a fresh impact in the Bundesliga with his new club.
The San Antonio Spurs have announced a groundbreaking $2 billion commitment aimed at revitalizing the team, enhancing facilities, and boosting community programs, marking a historic investment in the franchise’s future.
Following the San Antonio City Council’s approval, the future of the Spurs and Project Marvel is set in motion. The decision paves the way for arena developments and potential team upgrades, shaping the city’s sports landscape.
The San Antonio-New Braunfels region tops U.S. areas reliant on Canada as an export partner, according to a new report. The Texas Public Radio story highlights growing cross-border trade ties.
“Psych: The Musical” delivers a vibrant mix of comedy and song, blending detective antics with catchy melodies. MySA praises its energetic performances and clever script, calling it a must-see for fans of the cult classic series.
Seventy years ago, San Antonio schools became among the first in the U.S. to desegregate, marking a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. This historic step paved the way for greater educational equity nationwide.
“Chino,” a key smuggler, reportedly trafficked thousands from the Middle East through South Texas. Authorities continue to investigate the large-scale operation disrupting border security.
Several Mexican banks are expanding their operations in Texas, aiming to serve the growing Hispanic market and capitalize on cross-border trade opportunities, according to MySA reports.
Keldon Johnson’s impressive growth makes him the Spurs’ top trade asset, Sports Illustrated reports. His scoring ability and versatility have sparked interest league-wide as San Antonio considers reshaping its roster.
A San Antonio man has been charged with making threats against former President Donald Trump ahead of his Central Texas visit. Authorities are investigating the incident as security measures remain heightened.
The US military is deploying over 4,000 additional troops to waters around Latin America as part of former President Trump’s counter-cartel mission, aiming to intensify efforts against drug trafficking networks, CNN reports.
“Mission: Breakfast” at JBSA-Lackland serves thousands daily, providing nutritious meals to military personnel and trainees. This initiative supports readiness and morale across the base, reinforcing community and mission success.
The City of San Antonio has signed a new agreement to support military members transitioning out of service, providing resources and programs to ease their move into civilian life. This initiative aims to boost veteran employment and well-being.
William James Smith joins KABB as the new anchor for MMW, bringing extensive journalism experience to the station. His appointment marks a fresh chapter in local news coverage.
The US has purchased another $1.5 billion Littoral Combat Ship, despite ongoing concerns over reliability and performance. Critics question the investment amid persistent technical issues and cost overruns.
Amphibious warships have joined U.S. destroyers off Venezuela’s coast as Washington steps up military presence amid a crackdown on cartels linked to regional instability, the Miami Herald reports.
The Army’s Warrior Games are set to take place in San Antonio, known as Military City, in 2026 and 2028. This marks a significant milestone, bringing the premier adaptive sports event to the heart of a key military community.
Downtown San Antonio’s iconic cathedral has been named one of the most haunted sites in the U.S., according to CultureMap San Antonio. Visitors report eerie sightings and unexplained phenomena at this historic landmark.